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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

A NV YORK, Oct, 5.-FfsCcklya Ashoury
Et1.TkiDs Of Is,ip, L. l., has confessed that
4 e.o5 ald Eillad LIS mother, Mrs
\ g,,a;aas U.wki1s, 1s17 th2r place
Il 'tnr5ev pt-hJ. lie saiG: u quar-elIed
IN my rc,aer because % her in.crter-
F. between Ia7selt and ny f4ncae, NiSq
= ShssE. l felt tha. nv mother
- IL the way Ct my happiness, end
T.. wada.5dsy m1ds up my mind to
,rova the obstacle. That night about
o'clock mother ara I went diving
T. TAXED over me troucl2 between u5.
3 ,gsg gsoerste. We 5Jtc pec&me eX-
grd shot her ia Inc right temple.
r. 5a.r i2-5r mother wG5 alive and |
aer again IL ta3 head. WIS
E., z;eli. l drove On snJ occasionally
60 assnod. knew she was nor dead
L. sno. zG7 tlitd time and stop
t. tie wGE0n dragged her
s6r- ana lett her II the
l,7safs where she WIS foDnd. l starred
sbsck t0r BayshoEs where arrived shortly
se,ser Il o'cl9ck. l walked up a2d down
~ room all ni5ht, ard persuaded myself
~ I had only done my Guty, but 1t Ras
r7r-lcle. I was 10 b. married Sunday at
Il o'clcc5 Ct E4.0n's n ck. A. G.o'clock
took tie hersa &nd the same wagon
nd The r.got before end started IccuI6
nj seco the thoughts % mother out Of
NJ miad. Ii trlviDg through the woods
WIS 50 lonesome [ coult hardly stsy in
he wagon. lasAed t2e horses ard ian
-5s5l for miles. thought I could hear
m5.aers' voice. GI.ucing down IN the
y. "a Is&wa pooi of blood hsd collected
N tn bottom Il i! and got GU; and traced
j. "1eIe blood had run 0ut and over the
Ak. hsrGl7 dared 10 get beck into the
vg,on. led the horse tor Il long dis
ts-c-, wGen 1 got il aud drove TO North
por-. From there, afger va hing the
Tsron. 1 went 20 the house where / wss
10 nave been married. II was early and
me guests were there. l could not keep
still. I finally made 81 excuse that l
nsd forgotten something, ard telling
Hsttie that I would re$arn surely ct
o'clock drove 20 EabYl0G, from thele
drove 20 BIyshCre. Ic0ulGn't help g0ins
back. l wanted to run away end couldn't.
When ! ggt back was arrested &2d for
spell | WIs relieved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
4 BEAUTIFUL THIEF,
acw Boston Minister IS Scanda3,zsc Big
an Actress,

Actress,
Boston, MASS, Oc5. 81 osey1iUa
Miller, an amateur actress aad pubic
rsader OF high reputation, was arrested
yesterday afternoon Oh the Charge OF
stealing property from the residences Of
Rev. J. Smyth, pastor Of tie Church Of
NV Jerusalem st Boston Highlands.
When Mr.. Smyth went on his sumner
vacation il JuUo Ae let MS rssideroe 10
Miss Miller. Ga September l returning
home Nc found the house vacgted aaQ
over $500 worth OF bEic-a- brac and house
furnishings missing. Soon bills c4ns 10
tor several cases CT champagne wnicH
nad been charged 10 MIN. His neiglboYs
anu The police said the house bsd beer
every hight the scene CT the widest rev
elrg. Tae police mad not interleced be-
cause the place had been the resort OF
some Of the best known 5loods Mr.
Smyth was scandalizad, and. caused the
arrest Of his former tenant. The police
went to her apartment and found
considerable part of the stolen
property. Miss Miller said she did Eos
intend to steal the property, but it was
packed up by, mistake. Miss AIiller is
very beautiful. She has appeared IN
many entertainments given thEoughou.
New England IS g resder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
THE LONE Hi&KWAYaAE.

Narrow Eecapo OF 1hs sau Angeln Mnil-
The Rcbber Believed 30 be Sam White.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, Tex, Oct. 5.-Instead Of
running the regular mail hack last night
the mail was sent over in buggy, snd the
passenger stage followed to-day. As the
buggy containing the msil reached the
place where the siege had been robbed SO
often before it wae halted by the same
man, bat after asking several questions
relaung to some sheep,ae YVES allowed by
the party 70 &c forward. The descrip-
Won given os this msn conforms in every
respect to thst Il the robber. great
many think he is the notorious stage roo
Der Sam White, who is said to wear vest
0f s+aal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
AFTER A FORTUNE.
a McEcDnan County Man After tho Money
Of ats cherokee Apcottcys

McLoDnen County 1Ian After tho Money
Of ATS cherokee Ance.toys
Special 70 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Oct. 5.-Mr. D. Brown,
al elderly lsgmer who hes resided for
several years near Lorens, il this county,
appeared in County Clerk Basker's office
yesterday afternoon to sfix his signature
70 and hsye recorded thereof certain IegGl
documents waic0 30 first 10 the capita.
OF the Cherokee NaGio2 IN the Indian Ter
rit3ry ana thence 20 Washington CITY
These documents gre Of great value to
lr. PsoTa frCn his S standpoint, for be
ssys they viii establish his claim as the
TightfGl heiT 10 IA immense fortune
Briefly tod lis story is not without rc-
nance. His grandfather ca the maternal
side, he says, wa Afdil-bl009ed Cherokee
Indian Gnd cvEer OF large possessions ia
the I1diaG CDuatry. laterm2-risge with
white blood act removal ID Texas seps-
rated the family, although tbl5 claimant
knew re hsd Cherokee blood in his veins
For many ye&r5 he has been tracing up
his Indian 5ncaStrv and now feels assured
that he HIS nc cGaiE complete, WIthCa5
missing ..E, that vii pa)ra him 10 b
, ii1esI @escan&ant Of Ne ola Cherokee
shove abused TO, whose pos seioas, by
lapse q time, h=ve 50 incree3ed that
Inc value 4 the estate IS loR cesi,Gs.e6
a. 500 Q50 The 6ocpneutS forwarded
BY Mr. Bs0Fa NUS ii-sl he approved ny
IN C0GaCij - the Cherokee capital and
then - i0r final ac.iGn 70 ~ >shir@.on
city Bps hjr. Brow s2Ys he viii prove
h!' cla.m an6 even-0sNy get possession
Of Inc vast property now held end cDj1Yed
OF one lie Aas q. dark complexion,
out one ueG acquaiu,sd with the facts
WoIld never take aim 30 be Ui Indian
descent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

Jour eyes, and do everything that wss
agreeable in the most shameless manner
before other people, but when they were
alone with you they'd sit hslf mile 4
and talk primly about the weather. l
don't think those girls would mske good
wives. A. ell events, they don't make
coed sMsethegrts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
ESCAPED EHE PNNETEETIARY.
& Prisoner Cuts gie Throat on Rearing
III. NerGic. In Eiia Gaze.

a Prisoner Cuts Htc Throet on Rearing
fh Verde; IN Els Gaze.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. 5.--A
thrilling tragedy VAS enacted III the Cir
cult courtroom his morning. Sam
Branch, colo-ed Ran, was On trial for
larceny. As the jury flied into the court
room he was noticed 10 tremble and to
jufu destiny psle.
''What is your verdict" asked the
Judge.
Guilty o;grand lsTcany," replied TIE
foreman.
"W ast is the senterce?u
give years in the penitentiary."
As these words we're uttered by the
foreman Branch exclaimed, "God Knows
I'm Innocent" and pulling large knife
from hig pocket DC thrust 1t into his
hToat the blood squirting over the jury
b3x and the judges desk. He was Geaa
in thirty minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Two KINDS of Girls.

Most men like modest girls best, ssys
writer in the San Francisco Chro niele.
modesty is discretion; that's all. HE
modest girl won's let you hold her hsna.
when there's anybody likely to see. buG
she's whole-Souled VIXEN there's nobody
locking, and gives you both her h&nds.
have kno IN young ladies who would
squeeze your hand tendsrly, look into
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
A Colt Show.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, Oct. 5.-R. G. Gates
colt show came OF yesterday according
to prior arrangements. There were sew
eral entries, all fine colts, but Mr.. Charles
Eud's lion gray MAZE coils, hvs months
old got oe with the blue ribbon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Damages.

Special 10 the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, Oct. 5.-The ease
in tie District court Of Taylor vs.. Davis,
sheriff Of Wichita county, it being dam
age suit for $3.50 Tor false imprisonment
resulted to-day in judgment for plains
tiff for $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
SCHOOL TRUSTEE R0BBEg.
che Chocsaw Schools Robbed f Over Ono
Thousand DoLCvs.


Thousand DonCvs.
Special TO the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Oct. News
reaches here to-day thst Hon. William
Mckinney, trustee OF the public schools
Of the Second judicial district Of tde
Choctaw nation, wss robbed Of Sl028
belonging to the schools fey days since
near Sulphur Springs, Nsshaba county.
He was travelling alone, having themonty
on his person when two white men msl
him and presenting their WinchesteIs,
made him give up what be had, kindly
telling him the next time he made draw
they would divide no with him equally
There is no clue 10 the robbers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

On the steamship Alaska, walca Gr-
rived q New York on Wednesday last,
two pairs OF lace Curtains were found
travelling as pGt1icCats End a piece OF silk
dress goods doing service So hustle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

A Michigan veteran Of the civil var
possesses Eehc in the shape Of army
5iscul. tdat was served e the way Of "a
ticns in 1865. Il is q less CHASTITY relic
than g bone and is jusl Gs hhf6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
A TALE OF BLOOD.
,r0,ck,yu Hawkins Murders Eis Meiher
geesusa he Considers Her an
Gb.i2cle "a His Happiness.

-o,,,cs PurEa-s Him with fVGip Of
-,,,ons ano Ee Leaves Eta Elancee
an me Wedding Day and 0oAtesses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Can Voc hf5rd sucn o kieh2

Tose without bottle oethaguirc'p
lBenne Rlantto us$tn case oesmergesc7,
/ II troubled with reaxed cea6it;on of the
bowels, dsartAes on caelsra, is risky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Drng Dnaiers Sen Out.

spegiRlto the Gazette. >.
HUBBARD CITY, Tex, Oct. 5.-4. II |
McVey5& son, dealers in afpgs, sold out
t3-daYto jenkins { MacD aaael4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
The Wolf City Stnbbips

GREENVILLE, lex, Oct. in. refer
ence 10 the eup2osed 'sssil-
Ding by enc John Plum
of woman thought 10 DE his wife, st
Wolf City last week, il turns ouG on in
vsstiga.ion tnat Officer Andrews lsbors
under mistake upon both particulars
The woman assaulted vas rot Plum g
wife, but wcmsn OF bsd repute. Plum
Struck her over the head with bottle
filed with beer, lDijcting three wounds,
from the effects of which she Is in bad
condition, making her recovery dou5 tful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Chicago MgYko

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. There. we're 10
grain markets LO-dsv Cu account Il the
Presidents reception.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Now anc snn.nnsh,o

Ms. c. D. BROWN has Just received z
new line OF smb.eidered dannel dress
goods SID New Boston roHes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

saH'e Sea anSe sass "a one armed negroboy
In Augustss has sseved four personss from
shrow ag This Is nothing Shove varsY6r Dr..
sBulPs Congo rysnp aas saFfa thousands from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

PTematpse decline OF manly
poEaFs, nsrvops Ssbil,ty aud. kindred
disFases fadsssaly} epred. Cqnsultation
ffH. Bookfsn cents. in sssspps ADJ;
dTess coaEdent1sIiy NaxaS.s DispenshrT
Medical ssociatien, Buffalo, N. Y.lsssRf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

The5rdsr VI she aeynsN IS .hsrgaius
agaenea9 gSbds, an9eas sure gssfthe slp
sSs, yoAf can get tbsU g Randas &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
AJl th5 Qsws

For 81 a yesr 70 be found in me WaeklJ
GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

stated, and insisted with unyieiding
pertinacity that I should accept the in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

cred, should devour it uncosked q
uncured, it is hard indeed to imsgmy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

Is Cathartic OF purgatsfe pills do more
asEyn than good. CalIs's Litta Liver:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

were compressed TO nearly asIf their pref
ent size, and more strongly PACKED, 1 al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

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The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
Death of Mrs. Il. IL. IDir,lic xtsr.

Last Tuesday ut four o'clock in the
afternoon at the residence OF her family,
died Mrs. p. H. Poindextcr, in the forty.
fourth year OF her age.
She was taken sick last Friday, inmc.
aia,ely after dinner, with cramping pains
Of the stomach, and becoming worse, a
messenger was sent Into town the next day
tor their regular physician, Dr. Pickman.
As he had been called 10 Bannack the day
before and could not BE- found, DR.. Dawson
was summoned, and attended the sufferer,
giving her medicines to afford temporary re-.
lief from what he pronounced Inflammation
of the stomach. lie visited her again Sun.
day, but was called to attend an iniportan.
case at Spring Hill. Mrs. Poindexter
failed gradually and on Monday her bus.
band became SD alarmed ut her condition
that he dispatched messenger to Bannack
after DIR. Pickman and also tclegraphed
for DR.. Leavitt at Butte. DR.. Pickman
arrived at the sufferers bedside at 5 O'Clock
Monday afternoon, found her in collapse
and pulseless, and an examination showed
that she was suffering from ftmoral hernia
that had become stranguiated and that
cangrenc OF the iatestines had taken place.
DR.. Lcavitt who came down on the freight
train from Butte, arrived about 9 O'Clock
Monday night, and his examination con
firmed the diagnosis Of DR.. Pickman
After consultation they decided that it
was too late to perform an operation, and
the pa,ieu, continued to sink till O'Clock p
M the next day, when she quietly passed
away. The ply sicians think that the rup'
,ur. which terminated SO fatally had its
primary cause in a fall about year ago,
, wheu Mrs. Po;ndextcr was thrown from a
! buggy.
| The deceased was ~ years old, horn near
St. Louis, Missouri, where she married
Mr., Po;ndexter in 1865, and two years
! afterwards came to Montana, settling near
here. She was most loving mother, ar
atfec,ionate and dutiful wife, held in the
highest esteem by all, beloved by large
circle Of intimate friends, and was always
ready to lend her influence in the CON-
munity to aid any good and worthy cause
She was dcvout member Of the Baptist
Church.
| She leaves five children, the Oldest, Mis-"
Fanny, being about IS years OF age, now
attending school at St. Louis, the young
est, Walter, a baby not year old
The burial services took place yesterday
from the family residence. a great many
people were present out Of respect to her
,,cnorv. The Rev. &. G. Frost, of Butte,
conducted the services. 1rcachig the SER.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
lie WIS s.rcOu iiizc,!.

The Illinois House ut Representatives
has chosen DR.. Calhoun Speaker. \ prom.
inent candidate for the place was Chas.
Fuller, very bri. hit Young lawyer, but as
Ec is addicted {" the use OF liquor, the Re-
publican Members thought that il would
not be coed policy to give him the
gavel. In the selection o: seats in the
Illinois House, Republican member
moved that the Labor part, composed of
9 me'nbcrs), be given precedence. This
carried. The mover was buttonho!td by
Mt. Jas. Lamont, the single Prohibition
Representative, who sktd whether ne did
not think it would pay 20 recognize the
Prohibition party in the same way. Soon
after. two leading Republican members
moved tina, the Prohibition party be ac.
corded Il like privilege, and MIR. Lamont
accordingly picked out a trcnt seat.--N. Y.
Foict.
II we are no, mistaken the "Prohibition
Party referred To above, is brother Of
David Lamun, Of the Dillon National
Bank
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
Bennett Wants u Description Of 1t.

The Billings Gazette says that Walter
Mathcson has received telegram from
James Gordon Bennett asking him to send
900 words descriptive Of the hanging Of
Harding, at Dillon, to the New York
Xe,uM.
Perhaps Bennett has heard Of the he W
machine with which the sheriff intended to
put into practical operation tor the first
time. Instead OF the traditional scaifold
and drop, that has always been cruel and
inhuman means of execution this new
| machine consists OF a long beam resting on
! Il pivot. The convict is hi,chcd to one end
OF the beam, and at the proper signal
heavy weight is dropped upon the opposite
end OF the beam, which instantly Jerks the
| head Of thc victim upwards and breaks his
neck. 1t is claimed that this mode Of dis.
posing Of mutdertrs is less painful than
the old one. But this new invention may
have to wait tor some other victim than
Harding. AS the Gazette says "Hardins
is no, We. hanged and Mr.. Bennett has vet
to learn that there are magnificent dis
tanres in Montana
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Fred Root. Of Sheridan, was in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NARROW returned
home, Tuesday.
Or. l'eason returned IRON his visit TO
Butte Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Dorchester left for Maquo.
feta. Iowa. Monday.
Ane snow blockade ON the Utah and
Northern has been raised.
Or. E. ID. Leavitt, Of Butte, was in town
tuesday on professional business
Nev' }. Meyer, pastor Of the German
evangelical Synod, was in town this week.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28

L. ~ leonard, Of the Anaconda Hc73.,;,
passed sou'.' to PocatelIo on Sunday
train
Inc Knights of Pvthas will have their
ball on the .,nd OF February. |, will be 4
big affair
The Rev. +. +. Bo>' wick will deliver an
ILLUSTRATED sermon 70 the children a, tn.
Baptist church tonight.
Reports. from Spring Hill, Red Rock
ana other points of the country, of heavy
losses OF stock are reAchin. us.
Inc Butte people are complaining that
their coal dealers give short weight. We
have heard the same complaint here.
y. IL. llo' art, manager Of the Anaconda
Co.'S stables, came to Dillon this week and
pun chased fifteen head of horses for that
company.
II wantto be an angel" said the singer
aged and solemn; An editor in the aud.
fence said: Put an 'ad' in our want col.
umr'.' --Lowell Citizen
The socable which the TRIBUNE an.
nounced last week 10 take place to.nigh,
will be postponed on account Of the dealt,
OF Mrs. P. II. Poindex,er.
Superintendent Blickensder(er, Train.
Dispatcher Calvin, and Train Master Still.
we'll came up on special train Tuesday
| afternoon ana returned the same evening.
The snow blockadcs Oh the Utah and
Northern is interfering with the travel on
latroad. The worst places are at Moni
ia and Dell, where ii gang OF men i, en-
ployed cleaning the track.
al. Polinser was ny from Twin Bridge.
yesterday. lie reports the Suspension
bridge u. that place is ,bulding rapidly
! and will probably DC finished in few
! weeks
! The Supreme Court at Helena has dis
missed the case Of Harold Schenck in tn,
matter CT the application for II writ o
habeas corpus. Their action was due t.
the withdrawal Ivy ochenck'> counsel O
the application for the writ.
! Rev. Sidney Hooker will return 20 Dill
lon some time in February, with an eslin,
able lady to assist him: in his pastoral worl
here. We have received Carl OF invita-
ton announcing his marriage with Mis-
Mary Russell Perkins las, "Wednesday !,
Trinity Church, Hartford, Conn. Gu
congratulations.
Henry Filing, the Virginia city BanAe
has begun an action t. toreclosc the mort
gage on the Marysvillc group Of mines
given to secure the notes executed by Il
Mcssrs. Chapman Il Thompson, Il,
purchasers Of the mines, liz favor O: Phil
! Shenon the former owner. There is owe
$4,000 involved in the case.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
DELINQUENT TAX LIST,

NOTICE is hereby given that b. virtue Of the
~ authority vested in me by law, | will sell III
public sale, at the front door ut the Court House,
III Dillon, Ecavcrhc::d County, Montana, to the
highest bidder tor cash, the following described
real estate, improvements, Ctr tor taxes, interest
and costs tor the 1850, and for pr. years,
on Monday, March 9TH, 1887, hctwe, the hours OF
ed said day Me :.'nr Will b: contained iron, day
until completed.
Tn. following is the ccsc,ip tion Of said property.
,:,th III, cast thereon:
NAME AND TAN
YEAR. DESCRIPTION. LE..
1886, Award, L.. H., house ard four lots in
Bennett. Edgar, sWXi NIX and 10, ,, ''-'''
:. :, Tr. :. y. X. . N.................. G.SS
. linslcy, Mary a., five lots aud store.
and personal in Dillon. ..............S $40
= Nolcomb, W. T., two lots and house III
Dillon: :. .... -: ......:.......:..: 1873
g Knott, n. g.. two lots and house in Dill
lon. :,:......; ......;., ........:.: 1905
1857. Knott, \. g., TWO lots and house in Dill
Ion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO;
1851. Kilkenny Il Gal!'rai.n. :sr"st.:, Eewcy's
flat .....:....... ...................... 1905
- Ieabo. Mrs. ~, house and pers on,l at
Dcwcv's Fiat. Observation-Disclosures. 90f
" Maxwell, Johanna, house, stable and
personal, Wisdom. -. ................. li.Is
= Nickum. John A., one lot ard house. in
shawv.r, John, housc and stable, lots S,
oand 10, Is. $, Dillon. ............... :. Io.S
g Truman, luhn. house and personal, in
Dewry's Flat Observation-Disclosures. 3.4y
" Wright, 4. W. hOuSc ard stable ana
personal. Wisdom. -. ................. :L9,
,Sss. Stevens, H. c., lot and house, Glendale, gas
RORr. 7. WING.
S-Hi Treasurer OF ECavcrhcld Co.. NJ. i.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
DILLON POSTOTTICE.

The mail from Butte, Deer Lodge and points
north arrives daily at GAS p. m. The mail tor
the above points closes at $50 o'clock p. m.
The mail from Salt Lake, Ogden and all points
south, and Eastern Idaho arrives daily at s:4s o..
clock a. IN. The mail for the above places closes
atS:3o o'clock r. m.
The Jefferson City and Virginia City mail arrives
u 600 o'clock p. III. daily, and departs at 7:3o
o'clock 4. m. daily.
The mail for Bannack and Argenta arrives ut $50
,. daily, except Sunday, aod departs at $50 NJ.
dailv, except Sunday.
Office hours-on Sundays from y. III. until ga. m.
On all other days, during usual business hours.
No money order or registry business done after
O'Clock, p. III.
T.w. POINDEXTER, p. NJ.